Hello, there is some way to configure the test form for remote users can
probe the WebMethods, because the only way for remote users probe the
webservice is make a client application.
Thanks

I’m new to WS. I have two MS Press books in front of me : XML Web Services
Step by Step and Understanding Web Services Specifications and then WSE.
The prior suggests to secure WS by using IIS and ASP.NET techniques
(<authorization> in web.config). The later, of course, describes ...

Not a good description I know, but take the scenario where a client calls a
web method on my web service, and the client disapears (disconnects, is shut
down etc) before the method has time to get to the return-statement and
return an answer - does the webservice raise any ...

I am using Custom UsernameTokenManager class in my project
i have overridden authenticatetoken method in username tokenmanager class
and configured this custom tokenmanager in web.config
but when i do not send password in username token. it doesn't call

Instead of having my client (desktop) application poll the server, I would
like to have my server "push" data to a desktop application. The desktop
application will most probably reside on the other side of a firewall/router
with address translation. How do I perform such a feat ...

I have created a Web Service (using WSE 2.0, SP3) that has a method
ProcessRequest exposed. A client application calls the webservice using the
following code.
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I have a Windows Forms application that connects to a WebService. All the
method calls have authentication in the SOAP header. Right now the username
and password are being sent unencrypted, which is not good.  I was thinking
of using SSL, but am slightly concerned about ...

I am using a very simple web service I developed to access a SQL Server
database and returning some data. I am accessing this web service using
the Microsoft WebService DHTML Behaviour (WebService htc), in order to
access the data I need from some javascript code on a web page. So ...

First, a confession.  I am developing with an old version of VS .NET:
   VS .NET 2002 (7.0.9955).
I am trying to start a *very* simple Web Service in debug mode.  I'm getting
this message:

I have a class that does not have a default constructor. The nature of the class inherently excludes it from having one and to put one in will blatantly misrepresent the object that it is modelling.
So having said that, how do I get it to go through SOAP when SOAP requires that ...

What I'm trying to do is call a web service which then invokes a worker
thread. This thread should then handle any further lengthy processsing
freeing up the WebService to complete and terminiate.
To do this I'm using code similar

Hi, I have the following problem...
Pre-requisites:
Installation of an Asp.net webservice on a IIS5 server (win2k). Anonymous
access is not allowed, only using windows authentication (intranet app),

ASP.NET autogenerates the WSDL for you.  How do you turn this feature off and
configure IIS to use a custom WSDL that you have created?

From WSE3.0 CTP Release Notes:
"The introduction of Turnkey Security Scenarios that provide high level
security building blocks that enable you to secure messaging patterns (such
as request/response) rather than having to consider how to secure the

My current WSE2.0 solution uses custom filters. Downloaded WSE3.0, changed
config section from microsoft.web.services2 to 3. Now I get an error loading
the config and apparently it's related to <filters> section (if I comment it
out the error goes away). The error is: "WSE032: ...